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Humbleton Chapel (ruins)


A knoll, known as 'Chapel Hill', is located to the south of Humbleton. This is the reamins of Humbleton Chapel and it's associated burial ground. The earliest known documentary reference to the chapel is in 1704 and later records state that some 20 headstones were standing prior to cultivation in the early part of the 19th century.[1] The remains of Humbleton Chapel are a Scheduled Monument.

Humbleton Historic Buildings and Monuments in Akeld Civil Parish Scheduled Monument
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Medieval chapel, 220m south east of White Gables
- ".....The monument includes the remains of Humbleton Chapel and part of its associated graveyard, situated on the south side of Humbleton village on a knoll which has been accentuated by …
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List number: 1017378
Keys to the Past HER: N1524
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NT9777128415

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